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It's okay to ask!
audio version
This is an audio version of our leaflet called It's okay to ask! This leaflet gives useful tips and questions you can ask during health care appointments, helping you to play an active part in your care and treatment.
To listen to the tracks, click on the links below. The audio clips are presented in MP3 format. All files are under 5 MB in size.
You can:
- listen to the whole leaflet as one recording
or listen to each section separately:
To read the text of the leaflet, you can download a PDF version.
Page last edited: 18 May 2012